4.3 Article Proceedings Paper

EFFECTS OF BIOETHANOL ULTRASONIC GENERATED AEROSOLS APPLICATION ON DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCES

Journal

THERMAL SCIENCE
Volume 19, Issue 6, Pages 1931-1941

Publisher

VINCA INST NUCLEAR SCI
DOI: 10.2298/TSCI140703108M

Keywords

biodiesel; bioethanol; pollutant emissions; ultrasound; Diesel engines

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Funding

  1. strategic grant of Ministry of National Education, Romania [POSDRU/159/1.5/S/137070]
  2. European Social Fund - Investing in People, within Sectorial Operational Program Human Resources Development
  3. UTCN Competitie interna Program grant

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In this paper the effects of an experimental bioethanol fumigation application using an experimental ultrasound device on performance and emissions of a single cylinder Diesel engine have been experimentally investigated. Engine performance and pollutant emissions variations were considered for three different types of fuels (biodiesel, biodiesel-bioethanol blend and biodiesel-fumigated bioethanol). Reductions in brake specific fuel consumption and NO(x)pollutant emissions are correlated with the use of ultrasonic fumigation of bioethanol fuel, comparative to use of biodiesel-bioethanol blend. Considering the fuel consumption as Diesel engine's main performance parameter, the proposed bioethanol's fumigation method, offers the possibility to use more efficient renewable biofuels (bioethanol), with immediate effects on environmental protection.

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